Katy Han Doula

05/30/2023

A really lovely option for traveling with baby 🇰🇷 💕

To make family journey more special and comfortable,
don’t forget to request baby bassinet service in advance! 🍼👼🏼

✅Routes : All international routes (Economy class and Prestige class in some aircraft models)
✅Requirement : weight 11kg/24.25lb, height 75cm/2.46ft or less
✅Application Deadline : 48 hours before departure

📸IG - martina__tj

04/17/2023

When you're accidentally twinning with your groceries 🍓

03/16/2023

HECK YES Dads can (and should) practice skin-to-skin!

While Mothers have had nine months to bond with their Baby before they’ve even arrived, it's common for some Dads to feel a little lost when it comes to navigating Father-Baby bonding.

Skin-to-skin contact is one of the simplest and most effective ways for Fathers to bond with their Newborns. Research by Dr. Nils Bergman shows just 30 minutes of skin-to-skin with their Babies actually rewires the brain.

When a Father brings their Baby to their chest, Oxytocin, often referred to as the 'love' or 'feel-good' hormone, is released. The Father’s testosterone levels also decrease, making himself and Baby feel lighter, more relaxed and at ease when sharing these new and special moments.

In turn, this helps Dad to respond in a nurturing and affectionate way toward Baby and create a stronger bond. With a higher sensitivity to and awareness of Baby’s needs, Dad is likely to feel more tuned-in to his infant and more confident about their parenting skills.

Looking for more info on how Baby 𝘢𝘯𝘥 Dad can benefit from skin-to-skin? Head over to our blog today!

02/21/2023

10/24/2022

Falling in love with your baby doesn't always happen at the moment of birth. It's normal to take many hours and weeks for this to occur.

10/18/2022

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Home for info about the recall of powder infant formulas and 2 fl oz ready-to-feed liquid products.

10/18/2022

A research study on childbirth-related PTSD and it’s effects on maternal bonding from clinician Sheila Baez, MS, MPh. LPC-R a Ph.D. candidate at Walden University is now open!

The study includes a 5 min self-assessment and one recorded phone/video interview of 30-60 mins. Participants must be English speaking, female, 21 years or older, and have been officially diagnosed with PTSD after childbirth.

Participants will receive a $20 Amazon gift card after the interview and a summary at the conclusion of the study.

If you are interested in, and qualify, to participate in this study you can reach Sheila Baez at 315-771-4211 or
Sheila.Baez@waldenu.edu

09/12/2022

08/11/2022

Postpartum Mood Disorders are highly treatable. They can also occur during pregnancy, and in new fathers.

05/29/2022

05/16/2022

05/08/2022

Happy Mother’s Day! www.lunarbaboon.com

04/20/2022

“Put them in water or take them outside.”

It was the first useful parenting advice I ever got.

“Sleep when the baby sleeps”?

I think the polite word for that gem is poppycock. But this particular axiom has saved me many times over.

I don’t remember how old my son was when I called my mom in tears because I couldn’t stop his, but his age was probably measured in weeks. Maybe days.

“Nothing is working; I don’t know what else to try,” I sobbed.

“He’s not hungry or sleepy or wet.”

“Try giving him a bath,” she suggested. “Or bundle him up and take him outside for some fresh air. I always say to take them outside or put them in water, and usually, the grumpiness goes away.”

It worked that day, and it’s worked many times since. We’ve done baths at 10 a.m. I’ve paced our driveway with a baby in my arms at 2 a.m. And today, at 5:15 p.m. when my children were fighting for the 17th time since they got home from school and I was about to lose it, instead I put one in the bath and I sent the other outside and now maybe all three of us will survive until Dad gets home.

Almost nine years later, it still works.

I can’t give you advice about sleep schedules or feedings or Montessori-approved toys. I don’t know what we’re gonna do about TikTok and Snapchat in a few years. But when they’re falling apart at the seams for no apparent reason, take them outside or put them in water.

Oh, and it works on grown-ups, too.

Shared with permission from Jenn Batchelor
https://www.instagram.com/jennbatchelor/

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04/06/2022

04/03/2022

Gentle reminder.
You are still enough 💜

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04/03/2022

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